Question

Bruno once got paralysis. Why? How was he cured?

Answer 1

Hint: The emotional tie that exists between the author's wife and her pet bear is the subject of The Bond of Love. The author saved the juvenile bear by accident and handed it to his wife. They started to bond as if he were their kid after that, and the author's wife loved him.

Complete answer:
The baby bear was saved by the author of this storey and taken to Bangalore, where he was presented to his wife. She was ecstatic to see the little hairy animal and quickly placed a bright ribbon around its neck, calling it "Bruno." Bruno, however, had grown too large and posed a threat to pets such as cats and dogs, so the author decided to send it to the zoo. Because the author's wife was missing Bruno and Bruno was missing her, Bruno did not eat and grew emaciated. The narrative revolves around the concept of reciprocal love. Humans' compassion and care for animals elicit a genuine response from them.

To kill mice, the author stored barium carbonate in this library. It was a toxic substance. Bruno became paralysed after eating some of it. The writer contacted a veterinarian, who administered two antidote shots. After 30 minutes, Bruno was able to stand on his feet again.

Note: The Bond of Love, a novella by Kenneth Anderson, teaches that while humans may ignore or abuse wild animals, animals have confidence in humanity as well. The author's wife's love and respect for the sloth bear, 'Bruno,' allows the bear to come back to live with her.